“users are required to register with our third party payment processor in order to make or receive payments for APIs available through the Rapid API Marketplace. The privacy notices of the third party payment processors will apply...”
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Users' payment data is governed not by RapidAPI's Privacy Policy but by the third-party payment processor's own privacy notices, which users must independently review.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim merges two closely related but independent propositions—the registration requirement and the applicability of third-party privacy notices—because they are directly linked and neither stands as the clear primary proposition without the other. The secondary proposition is noted in omitted_material.
If you make or receive payments for APIs on the RapidAPI Marketplace, you are required to register with a third-party payment processor, and that processor's privacy notices—not RapidAPI's—will govern your payment data.
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Users' payment data is governed not by RapidAPI's Privacy Policy but by the third-party payment processor's own privacy notices, which users must independently review.
If you make or receive payments for APIs on the RapidAPI Marketplace, you are required to register with a third-party payment processor, and that processor's privacy notices—not RapidAPI's—will govern your payment data.
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